Samsung's small Galaxy Watch 6 is a big Amazon bargain with no strings at a deep $130 discount

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 6
If you've missed out on Amazon's spectacular 48-hour Prime-exclusive sales event this week for whatever reason and are still looking for one of the best smartwatches out there at the lowest possible price, the e-commerce giant is kind enough to charge a whopping 130 bucks less than usual for the most affordable Galaxy Watch 6 variant.

We're talking about non-LTE-enabled units with 40mm cases in gold and graphite hues, which are normally available for $299.99 apiece. That was a fairly reasonable list price when this non-Classic and non-Ultra Samsung timepiece made its commercial debut more than a year ago, but after the arrival of an improved Galaxy Watch 7 a few months back, US retailers obviously had to up their discount game.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 (40mm)

GPS, Bluetooth, Wear OS, Aluminum Case, Sapphire Crystal Display, IP68 Water and Dust Resistance, Always-on Heart Rate Monitoring, ECG, Fall Detection, Infrared Temperature Sensor, Body Composition, Cycle Tracking, Irregular Heart Rate Notification, Advanced Sleep Coaching, Graphite and Gold Color Options

And now the "base" Galaxy Watch 6 is cheaper than ever before with no special requirements, which should put a big smile on the faces of bargain hunters with small wrists who know that the Galaxy Watch 7 doesn't bring enough major upgrades to the table to justify an extra expense of $100 or so.

Our comprehensive Galaxy Watch 6 review from last year, mind you, is still valid for the most part, with Samsung's budget-friendly Wear OS-powered device deserving great praise to this day for its undeniably stylish design, high-quality Super AMOLED touchscreen, robust set of health monitoring and fitness tracking tools, and of course, extreme affordability.

I personally cannot think of a better, more powerful, feature-packed, or prettier smartwatch at a similar price point right now, even though it has to be said that not everything about this bad boy is perfect. Even by sub-$200 standards, its battery life is mediocre (at best), the bands remain a tad more difficult to swap than some of the competition, and the processing power (while satisfactory at present) could become a major weakness in the long run. 

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For the time being, however, the deeply discounted Galaxy Watch 6 is almost impossible to refuse for hardcore Samsung fans on tight budgets.

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